Comment: Will XML lead to data nirvana?

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Some analysts say that most corporate data will be held in XML format within the next few years. So what are the advantages for corporate databases, asks Tony Westbrook

It's a risky business making predictions in the world of IT, but I am prepared to stick my neck out and declare that 2003 will be the year that XML makes good. My interest was nudged by being inv...

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